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Since you apparently get the full $7500 regardless of how much your vacation costs, what he's effectively doing is docking everyone's pay $7500 if they don't ta
by geoffschmidt 14y ago
Since you apparently get the full $7500 regardless of how much your vacation costs, what he's effectively doing is docking everyone's pay $7500 if they don't take at least one fully disconnected vacation a year.
- jcampbell1 14y agoThat is not so bad, I didn't read clearly enough and was under the impression it was for actual expenses. This just means all existing employees get a $7500 raise, and are now forced to take a disconnected vacation. Future employees will just treat it as part of the compensation package.
- potatolicious 14y ago> "what he's effectively doing is docking everyone's pay $7500 if they don't take at least one fully disconnected vacation a year" That's only true if their base salary/bonuses are $7500 below market, which I doubt is the case.
- matthewowen 14y agoAlmost everyone's salary / bonus is exactly market, because it was by definition set by the employment market. It was market when before the $7500, and market afterwards. I'm not being pedantic and missing the point that you mean 'market average', because employment is not commodity purchase - so market average isn't meaningful unless you're painting with very, very broad strokes.